The Sun. — London, England, 1808-06-28 00:00:00

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EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. • '' VIRE, ' ANNUITIES; LIFP,..L-Capit'al, TWO. i ml LLIIRNS —Office, Comfy'', London. -Advantages to Insurers with this.Conipauy : 'Payment of Rent id case of Fire, . without increase ot i'reniitun. I)ainage. by 'Lightning Made good. No Charge for l i olicies,liiforsemetots,. A Um • tions,.nr Suite) s A. , Commission of it. per Cent. allowed on Shipping,lnstirance. . . Abatements on ilotintry'ins'itranees ftom 'fel:to-401. per Cent. upon the Premium ; and iron. :4 to ti p r Cent. upon the Duty. , • ,' Farming Stock insured rithout itverageClanse. The Company'; "Tenn. (fir Life Insurance ate equally li beral; and-possess very supedor claims to: public patrucair. - • *LAW 14 I. 1;4 V.: .and J.l F.E INSURANCE CO hl PA N 'CHANG [-A CORN [lll.t. ' ENIPOIVIiitht) BY ACT OF I'AItLIANIENT, For INS tilt AN CE front I E; and on I. I V ER; and for tic C; RANT and-irt/lICIINSE of ANN LAT] ES. JNSURANCES falling due at Midsummer should be renewed .within rilteen (1,9 s from that permit. The Advantages of this lo.tit.tion are numerous ; an i, in orn instances',uper;or to those at other Companies. No Chatieit made tor'Policies in any case ;—a very hherat Coin. i4Allqweti-on Lite I nsurame ; —and a largg Deduction tnada on The Premiuins dt tril Fire Insurances out . of- Lon don. WARNER ► PI{IPPS, Secretary. . _ PRIT:3I-f IFIIiE OFFICE. . T"E BRITISH EIRE-OFEICE, at 'their prih. cipat ()tikes in the stia n d and Corraill. London, ;and by 'Agents in Edinburgh,C.;.iasy s nw,-Dublin, and the witwipal 'l owns of the United Kingdouts continue so grant Insui.' lances against F 1 l< E. Ori,inc,. Term and Conditions of their ;printed Proposals. delivered . 6 ratis. Ihe Direelors have 'reat - pleasure in retiec..tt*C that by. their-Exertions and . P.ans the Isenetits and sinciplea.of Insurance are more gerter.sily felt and undarstoo'ci ; arirrthey -trust that • they h•atie m Clai 4cit ritfeirchce with the , Publie. tor, the liberal Conduct they eve evineeca in all their Tr.msactions; Premlonis for In . Suranct renewable. at ..Vtldsuranneraniast be.paid.un or.belpfa th Day of I uly next. Surveys within the Bills ...I„,Alortality., when coin,;dered nc ceistryb-. have ai ~ .ays beep made by, this Office withoht Charge to'the Insured: - frs nave never been permitted to lad taken inoitny cnseor under, any ,i'rctvlicd wliat‘lyer, Cum. rrlision to Brokers oh Shif)ping alidFOreign instfr o nces else, leave al ways been allowed,- Endorsements - of Alteration or •Retnoyal Amtered wittud.:t rec. . Engines of the best Construelion, arid Firemen otAaivity • Und.undoubted Integrity( wri,st; Exertions have been ackti v._ telgetl), have from the E ci t a oli s hment of the office in - 099, n provideil by the. likiti6n..kire . -001.-e'to attenchij The Terms and Conditions o! Insurance, as stifled in the Policies, are defined with pers,,ieu4, plainness. anti Preci • talon, St as to.prevent the -Miounderstandings and Uisputei dePel•Cltnt upon ill•digestal, ukiadvised, an 4 igngrant.flans, equally banettil to the ectoprietur's and those Insuring.' , Annual Premnims • , Commein I:nut . ..ice, 2s. per 1122ardous, 35.—Double hazardous, 56. Faritung Stkk, 6a. pier Celia:only. Insurine . e of greater Hazard and large Sums by Special Agreement Poll .ses (Gratis) as heretofore, for Sums of Soot. and up. Wards. - RUI3EftT SK E LTON, Sac. Ctll.llo RN's LIBRARY, CONDUIT-STREET. THE titintioti of tilt! Literary and, Fashionab l i World is pArticularly requeted to this Institution, *lien is cooducted on the roost vgrellsive.scale. saws to 10. sore Subscribers, whether in • 01:vn or country, *an ample and irntnetliAte supply of the Rooks they desin% It ilowstands Unrivalled, embracing a most general seleition of Works in evrr) bran.h of Enghatt.• French, and Imhof interAurc, to ~.ate regularly added all new Lnglisb , nod. hioreign Works, including Magazines, .itevfews, Pisrlitililuts; , &c. Thediateiyon their arrival or publication in,tuv , (l,. Complete CaLtikues, with the terms of Stibscrilitton,'tii ha had of the Libraritn, • Lalily imported, and to b 3 had only at this Library; "gala, d'lintragnes, Roman, par l'Auteur rina, &tomes.. MONEY. XTOBLEMEN, GENTCLEMEN', . &c. are 're l. spettlu y intOrMed, they May be suppliechvitti:Money to any anieunt, on termS equal to Mortgage, secured 9n Free hold, Copylibld, 'Leasehold.LastdoT Houses, •kloney in the ,hinds, Nlairime Setttcments, 'Widows' jointures, Clergy men's Li'viny,i, a4'othitr Property ; Per Sons of respe:4ahi. lity may be supplied on their persona security only. (:cn tiemen will find every liberal lecommodattian without (May% Applicati9n from Twelve till Two, or iretters (post paid) ad.tiessed to Messrs.. Wills and Co. No: 10, Solidi 4trect, Berkeley-equate. moti.ty. IVritESSRS. LUCAS mid Co. beg Lepve to ipform those that may he. demo') s of baarrowing. I entvn- Lary br "Permanent SUMS of MON EY, that they can at all tinies,'anit' without delay, advance any Sum :mot One Hun dred,to Twenty Tlinusmul l'ut‘ncls, and upwards, nn personal .or any other Security, arising from IklarriaAeSettlemenrs,Nln. heylit the Funds; Cleigvniens' I.ivingS, l•reeltold, Copy:a . hold, and Leasehold ENtat,:s, on the most fair and equitable !terms, anct wi:l also c,oniinct every Neptiationat ritual less expenc.e thArt what'k 'lnca, fed in Ineiliey traosadtions. 'Personal Application.; Nlessrs. Lucas and' Co, daily re ceive at their house. No. ig, lernryn-street. St. James's, anci, Letters, post-paid, immediately answered. N 11 ,Ten years pur‘nase will bu given fur well secured Annuities. •ELEGANT.. HOUSE. • • :The late. Mr.. Goti I, U's, DO V E STU E LT. NATHITE moat respe6tfillly give Notice, that the V v _elegant Lb AS E 1-101.0 HOUSE. ia;C: the I:e.,;ience end Property of FRANCIS CCM 1,1), dece;occl, N. 6, in 'Doygpstreet, will-he SQL I) by At •CTIL4I' , I, un the Prcimises,• on Saturday, 4uly i, next. Alter .W I I imineattely take Salcor the >u peal rich and cost Parisian Furniture, Magnificent Cllr,. :icc. • •• 'lie House may tag .scen.entit the Sale. D e6 cripri ve par. Oculars wilt be. ready fourteen days prior to the Sale, th e n b a cra; Gatraway'A x ud ut Mr; White, St,,R,Pb.g4te, G feat CeOrgC.Stiver, W.:4E41141ga., PEII.II3ROKESHIRE.' • , TO IIE 1.41 - 1'.01( SOLD, In the Cheapest Part 'of 5;) tI•I'FI WALES. AMANSION -HOUSE, lit for a large Family, • with attached anti Olta - Ched 011ieesjarin extenske walled Garden, 7 rout Streant. Sheets of Wa. icr , Lavin, •roid. Woodland of the . must - rot anriu beauty w i t h a o a djoining. Farm, of about 700 Acres. If sold,. the purchase be extended to valuable Freehold Estate, am-etedbtely sits tom :ding, and comprised in 3 i.irw Fence of s t ou t two Ac;res,tlividLti iiiitrizirms, at old .tients, amount ing to about 3col. per annutn, but wnicti at the expiration ut )he leas.4 . wiil Let for *note:than douhlo, the present Rent. it is ,:ittiateti a icr4; aides troin.lhe Sea, and at an easy dis. t.iiKe Irvin 1 0+.4 Maktrt ; and almost every kind of i Vol SpOrt is exce l ,:ent on the Estate. - .I' , P.bi"vicv , ca wilt) Tickets only ; and the Price and fur ther Paticuiars way he kfitiWil et . Mr..Clitridge, 'London. • - ,GERMAN FLUTE. - • This Day was pUb:lot.7.l, prise 7i: 6J. it Folk), WRAGG's IMPROVED FLUT .P E.RECEP ,TO It ; or, the ttli•Jle Air or playing the Gerinan 'Flute rendered easy to every capat.ity ; and by wincii - one•inly soon acquire a knowledge of that I pst runie.it with out the , aid of Master.. The Contents of this Work are, s. A copious See of lnstruaions for it t; fut.: loon t ' ut key.to eight,. - e. A Set of Pru;;ressive 'Les,ons, 3. Sixty tour Duets in the various keys, each of which is precvdeil'oy:an ea.:y Ptelude,, ac eumpanieci Fvitit an elp . iangory Noi,e, by which the "Pupil is enabled to proceed, by progressive steps, - frotit thii*atilest to the moat difficult kin Without ,Wy 0016' 4. Twenty 4riertes .5.. Thirty-three I.•.nniie Scottish - an d other Airs. 6,'A Set ot Flouioe,:, in tile 111,.L.t • useful keys:. tile whole twining .t he • Book of the kind extant. LondOn Printed:for and A uld by the Author, at his ilouse No, :7, Little Knight Miner-stroet, Dokqors' t orintionS.. rte. it. No Book - is genuine, except signed 4. Wragg," Red I!lk, in the Title and Adthess. SOCA LTY r..)it. ENCOUItACtMENT` UC AP.TS, MAN U FACTU t 2 ES, &L, • 41. COMPLETE SUlTE*iri .ail:. Aici-c•Y's PIC ' 'I RES t T-14 1:1. -"• • Vi It, .8L.1414 havitig nbi¢lll Ift peroalsiipa tp:tuaktt j_1(1. Engraviii.;s .. 1n o.;.ine the six. Celebrat ed tures - of I.,e':e.e.tsro " The Progiess at ; : h: OL (.Teat Rooin, the AtThipitt, ins iin,rt to isubli‘li the three pinieipat Plates ts, the Suppienient, titrtob.!r at LA belie 4iisvnbietl to be reany for s With the usual • Nuinb&r or Mat Nagazitie, on the 'slut July treat. As these Works at Harry ale . ; sic just wide ut the British Sehobl at Painting ler subliintty anti genius; and us they • hare never hitherto been engraveir, Mr.. bell reels justified in stating, that the;Utriline Plates' he has prepared at 'the'm, • are not. hiterior in fidelity of character and - minuteness of ge neral detail, to the most finished works of the graver. • The 'patrons at this unattaking will be pleastd.to give °piers fur the l'ltirty-third Number of La Belle. Asseinbtee,' . which contains the tnree principal la.es , ithe theeetornain in4 Plates, Windt complete the ,suite, wi l l be given with,the three'aifsticeeeditig N tonbeti ott he Magazine; each-Ntun— bet price z 5. 6d Tice % 647.104:Wi1t contains a Lite qt Barry ; a deltripticm ,ind criticism at his Painting, bnil a copious and • original nitsi.ollany tin •the knit: Am, aim other fus4ful sci ences. • • . .: • • 3Z, thc usual Iqiitttly Number of 1.3 Belle Ar.iem. to toD.ther with the Supplemeni, on the.' ,Ist„os , :july tow, ;contains a otosk ex‘joisiic Logravifig or the King and Queen of Svwd;:n., Liken trom 4 :luta:Alton lent for ine.,ex. L .,es pot, ose, the Swedish Ain. ba:isador ; aTitt wttithi for its ti,tclity wnu bi tuty,lt. periettly unititra—!l Desigrk iur.a I louse. and Te,opit, by that eel • bratcd architvel, (,airdy. It .1.:-A ',any of Fashion 111 the. last hints Day 'Court t.)r6s; , beiutifulty colotsictt,--A at l cin.de. Figures, in tire, must elegant , Fasnrotis tor the • Nluntli.,A Sung, comp osed, by Mr. Hook, iron' the words in S.oti's' Martniuli,-%•:Wherd shalt - the Lester rest ?" and t.vo chtirdy novel Patterns for Needle-work—The Literal Aliseell,diy as jlsuitl . . Sold by', Olintell, corner of gotititamptOrt-9tteet, , Strand ; anti to be had at • every. BOuloseller in 1 owo ':atut Country. Frain whom may likewise he procured, every Nupiber at . ,La belle Assemblee, from thicominciiceinent of the work, 'with Plates in the in.,st perfect state, eifiterwhollynaiv, or restor,,d to tt.gar tirstdACcilViice. , • , N. b. Nos. 26 and z 7 of La belle ASSCratip.: cOntain the Seven Canonised.Raphael, copied. by perinissii;ii hunt the Pieture's iiiMainpion Court ; with a title ;nut correct Ontlitie Pratt ut the loath Uf cienerai Walla, engraved by perinissicit at Nlr rrbin his celebrajed 'original Picture... Ncr: -6 Aontains a tine:Or:aline Print of De.itti on•the Pale Itort:i., atter Pia lrons uro Mt: Icevela_;- tiuns. • U D A..Y, juINE 28, 1808, This Day wss published. In One Vol £vo. price 73,.h04rd5, kourth Edition of pOEMS:ConiaitiinB Dramatic Sketches of .NORTHERN AMY... 1 ,1-10 LOGY, &c. F. SAYERS, D. D. - Printed for f. Cadell and W . :Davies, Strand. . CATHOLIC QI4STION. This Day' was publisited,' price A CHARGE delivered to CLERGY or the mot.: Esb: of, LA.N DA in lane, sa:s. I3y RICHARD ‘VAINON, D.D. • Lord Bi s hop vf Lavdarf. - Printed for T. Cadeli and W. Davies., Strand. Of whom ran 'ln :the same Author, r. A Charge delivered tcwhe Clergy at tho Diocese of Lanclafl; in tune, iSo2,* 4t .. - pric• - • 2S. ' ,A. Sermon weached.hefore the S ,ciety for the Suppres sion of Vice, in tne..tarisit Church of St. GeOro[l-Linovr!r.. silt-13ft, ils , Tltursday, the 3d of Nay, .094,; ..4t0,. wive is..Od. SPAN. e gt' — ' On Thtrsday, Tuve 3e, will be publisbetl 4 ,-. 44/ In Two elegant Volumes, Small Oc.l.tvo, illustra'tel by a M stern Map of Spain - , and several other Engraviv.gt,:price . Hal La- t ; cinea in 'TRAVELS throdgh SPAIN and PORTUGAU,' recently pertormed by :du E N t; N MAN: ..ontitinifg Iccuratq.DeliiicAtions of - the awl Domestic Condition of that Country, with aattle Aoectiotes Of the Prince of Peace, the Royal Family, &c. d:c. • To which are witted, Copious Notes, containing Estimates. of the Power and Resource sof the Spanish Monarelty, and other intereiting particuLtri, deduced from the latest and best authorities. . • 3 ' Halt a word fixed tfpnn, of near the spot, is worth a cart.loal of recolleCtinits. ' - C; 4's 'Ls Trait t. Vrinted for Richard Phillif!s, Bridge-street, apci to be hid of all Booksellers in Town and Country. Of whom "nay he had, the Present State of ,Peru, by I. Skinner, 'Esq. with Engravings, !ince 455. in boards. ' • VICTUALLING-OF.P(CE, "tote 27 t !sog. 'TCIE COII , IAIISSIONZIIS for PICTUALL ING ilis NIAYIISTI"e NAVY do herelg give Notice, Tho wi Ft idly next, the Lit of 7,!y, they will he ',fay to receive Tendoii,E tvriting (svnled up), and treat Is such ptercets as villsundertalitoputtbase all the Y F ST that shalt be 'lade miffs Illajestyit Bietvhcuse, at Devfoid, for Of: i'ear,Jr?nt thin rho,. The Cctathicats' of :Le Contriel nu, he seen at the S'ecretat;Ytt effee. . No regard v 5.411 he bad to arl Tender in Tvbieb th ("rice shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shall hot be de livered to .tbe!,Lhard hejtore On, o'Clock on the said Fi Wig next, the 141 of ;74, nor 3. , .:1ets the P(!".1.1)1 who makes the Tender„Or, sapie Per. son 04 bit hebalf, astends to answer when called ; • PAIEY's SER'ION.S. On Mendainext 1).;.• puhilshed (by pernisf;ioil of the-- , • • Q UNIONS otr SE VE 11 A I.` BTI nJEC't S. L.)Fy the rate Rev. WI ' • s,..ilycllran of .1,0,c01n, Prehend.ry t'aurs, aid Reno( of -Bishop 4V-eartnnoth, A utlibi " " Monitthilo.sophy," Printed for Lounidn, Hurst, Rees . , And Orric, Pater. noster-row,. Lu A trr ut, ‘ceo'xi Er% er FIE greatest 13i - eallsh to 'l3e:mty j,s superfluous FLits on the . Rue, -Neck, and Arms -It ÜBE Wrs !WS t't POW DER immediately renrove t !Ira), is an elegant artkle, pertealy itinoCent and piCA,Sant price and 7s. Sold try the Proprietor, No. 23, ietisFx:l-: . . Covent garden; Overton, 47, Bon t- s treet ; • Picca. inky ; Davison. 59, Elea-treet 'T horn, horn, . , I)tintictt, 3. Che,iiiside; Bull, Ilublin.; and Lilasi4dw; (;regson, g ; ?..!r ; ("J.). burl, Brighton; Colchester; 'Norcest;:r ; Sprangi, Tanande,e Clleige;! g ,LCCtis•; , lictrisoti ,. Marg.Ate ; Coventry i .aad in every tuwii.--Goud allowance to CfrlNG's PATENT WORM' LOZENGES. illos il. VlT Q ' l r t e Is t e l s l • C e t i n t nt g e ti v l e .C r S P ° ar r ei e ,t 1 and G ia : r dia n ut Children slipuld be acquainted . I:bek oc easjun Loss of Appetite, 4i'aleness of ,the ColQnr or file k age , . Emaciation, and irregular State of the liowels, attcod:.. ed after With Violent ; they biing on Convidsions ; they. aMtt the xrowth of the Body, and they prove latai, by end liig in .Consurription or Decay. Huth. as a P revcniative and C u re of Oleic alarming C (nap iai n ts„ . t lie above tkedient Me di:ine is universally allowed, on tiie testimony of the. highest "Clianiater in thi) Country, both in rank and resp e ctability, to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the, prop l etni, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful bite. Less rn their Own P4nillies, stamp its nierit,beyoni tign o and gives a sanction to it, of which no ot he r *d i Onie of pie kind can boast. --V . :items, 4tui wheys who have the Care of Children, should have this Vetirtx4 as , A Famt-ly Me dieine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or ;•,i.ow:is a Chil dren arc any way disiaaleted, which it will always llelcutta to sold, wholes.de apd r‘t.lll,, at• Ching ,fl autler' Ni. Chepside. .I.ondon; and letail mozz Coulitry Venklr,r,, in I3Oxts at as, od."4ind3s. 6d. earn. CURE O.FS . TONE AND (;RAVEL. • I\4R. PERRY,. Siirgeot), Suutrintriptoff-streat t ' liloontsbury,scittare,Proi , r:ctor of A:DANVi's.. VENT, a wild yet ellicaeious , tf:STONE and G vE L iii t-he 131. A Dl)t's RorKI D 1: 1.1 YS, acquaints the. ttb tic, that he hat ter solueyearAevoted whole proies,i.n.al attention to the above lle inay b - conl , (titect at his own. ittuse on Wednesdays :.f.; Fridays, whet.: lie dispeitaes the Solvcnt ii bottles srt 4c. 6ct. IL and ii. :Sumps included, two or which last bearcelyeverrait to cot red the calculous iliatne,is in the habit, and thereby prevent the concr t lan 6. - Stolle in persons Nifa sedentary lite: • .". Sold also at and Co's, 150 . , Oxtiyrd stree,, and at itultort's, front the Koyel .F:xehatige, the Author's " I)ia. quibition . tif the -Stone 'anti Gravel," Ninth Edition, ;rice to. 641. pointing out their Chitie, - alid the I)iet to he oititerved during the Cure, waft many extraordinary Cases, some. of petted recovery even atter the oeration had been resolved o n. 'lay c had at Symonds's, bookseller,. No. 20, .Isi.twr nris to-row, price ts. 6(1. . . TUE REV. MR. BAR(' LAY's PATENT 'ANTIII Ll+ OUS PILLS I T was 1 romark of the orA , !...hr:lted Bitchn , tithot of the IMtriestle Nledic'ine; that i:ompianito of the Stom.ich and Howe aro the ALIA of t a rs Country, which lay the toundition of the 'wore tormidablel. and fatal I.>iseases;, that the, pers-n who could discover t o r the tel and cure a sate and . infallible FYincrly would per.. Ram imortant service to society. That discovery has nay. been made hi the Patent Antinilions PHIS of the Rev. Wiliam itarelay, the extensive sale of 'which, and the high estimation in which tlL..y are deservedly held, has consiilerahls lessened the number of these complaints; and bids teir, to a short tijne, to be the means of eirtirely eradi cating them. These 'Pills have a quick and safe. operation, they ad powerfully and specifically on the Bile, and thus - tertiol.i the numerous. disoracrs conheeted with it, Sick, Heaa—iehes. Flatulence; Liver Cianiplaints, jaundice, ts4r..' vans Disorders front Intiixcstign , lice. They are: the most valuable Medicine hitherto 'olrered to the Public, and the, Proprietor is supported by the most. resp#lable evidence of the first characters of the Nobility and others, that they have never been adirtin;stered to any person witn?ut giving certain and speedy and :11 the end completing ti Cure.' 7 1'1* Af' .aluable t)letliciie, having hec•it used with success, is ref:Lunn - Lei - WA by the.rdl6wing distnfiguilted Persoinig4;i: Tha.-Itight•tion.Viscount llilion. • , The Lord Bishop of liatltind tVelrS. -Sir Join •Honey wood, Bart. t , ir noniron. Sir Stephen .Lushington. Bart. M.l': I.( Pen) ii. Thentias . AnsOn . , for lantes Alo).alt, Esq. iII,V. forSuntli,w4iitoit. ' • WiehOlitin Calvert, Esq. Nr. r• :ford. Edmuntilloelltn, Esq. New-str:..L.:, :;driog.t;ardens.' Tll,,:n.ts llainninsley, Esq. 1 1 ::F,1I111. • C. : at '..l3iskes, Esti. I'rivi4n: •St:cna.ti . y ro the. Archbishop . Caut . sabury. ,'4lr. Dimock, Librariln to. the Archbishop, : ce:il tonnarr, for \Venloek. Sold' teiail by - Nit; lfuti,it', No. 4,.Clicaptide;, 'and retail.: by ;\3r.. Kirby, Switbid-strcet, Old lcr ul.street; Mr. Stluttm Lcicestvr-sqo ‘re ; 'l3:icon aud-Co; t7O, ford-Strcet i i and 'by all -tri:3pectablc .Vun,lers in'T`Tßjand , 'Country. • . A Caution.--=Obser , e - e theiilune-ot William .13arclay, is en. graved on Int; Stamp. wnici..l,„is;diiscd tne outside wrap per. of each . box ; all not so' stutipek ate 'a .dunierbus irni tatiuit . 5nt1.13 , !. per•box,, , ,with ample dire4ions. RENOVit'ltD‘ TT lit! been- too fregtlently the ' subjea of jug and A. general reprobation, t ,at melt ileatitu t.); . the elements of I 'ft have hr.- •I t • I •- • .11 t tac mecitea t ..I!: , llst.t,V(!s CaYl( ...4.es for pnblic.patroriagein the prof.•Ssion,uf ph) sic `cm the purpose of doing justice to the rcsu I t of our stitches and eYperierac, and to prcveiitus trAlt being classed among, those, chap.:l.'s whose impro.lent pretensions have, iinfor Innately tig . sockty; bt.ea too favourably i•eeci veil, we beg leave tO.SW)1111( pct tiu.iiberal enlightened a fait statement - of our pursuit.; anti L. goiter:tents. :I,ller having received a •regol' . ..; inediCal educa. ,ion as. the. pupils of Niosi . s. Cr - Hided:lnd IlliAard, whose ieeteres and practice we catchall) , attcrelvd, as profealotis and surgeons of 11:0' London I lospit al ; nc CtlteNd ourselves as students in that justly , trelchrated 5et: , ,.. , 1 for ritedleal - iletjuire nicht, the Royal College of Ediuburgh, and were ins:waded in dot dillirroit branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, chemistry; inuiwitery,tetatiV, - &O. lire. by those eminent prolessor,r, l)rs. ,Monfo, t;regory, Black, I)untrail I<ic.ilerford. We trust •we shall i‘ot beds:eincd presumptuous in - saying our proficiency and aequir,:inents are io, t iii.onsidcrable. i lav nig tor s a long series at year...ire:de Venereal Complaints, and the various titseases , of Debility, the particular object of our sthilica 11t1 praetice, it will, we be allowed that we have acquired Superior kiapa ledge of their treat mem' and cure; In Slight and recent ca zs of hilt:awn a perfeet re-establishment is completed in snoreperiod of twit days ; and in thosna of the utmost in. yeti:racy,. where other Kaolin-hers have failed of success, a prw.ve:antir: iii our plait of ticatinetwea4utes to Ole patient a sale and radical core. Amidst the .melancholy' . variety of disorders wllich _are the cfreCts of a habit lorty, and most unhappily ilarsnecl by the youth-of both sexes, there are nine inure alarming or more distressing than dctlclenthes - and tf,liiiitteS-Which frc :qttently yrevcitt or embitter the. matrimonial state.. TO,SUCh pel,)11 lt must bs a consoiaiion to know that they ivay now, tv a new and tOtallitile mode of treatment, be restorisi to that . t;rt:4Y4.t'ot 41 human blessiitt' s, a strong, manly, and vigor oUS ciinsiitution. in all cases or debility, front whatever cause arisisig, as well as in cycry.species- of venereal itifeetioo„ we may beconsulte,iby patients of either Set with slit great est secrecy and tioliollr. 11W:I >of Crnriti Ital . :011 haute froth. ten in three, and twin 6in t he evening till' la at AigAt. Patients in the e. , iiiitryate requested to state the particu, lairs of their case, age, aunt - general hatnt,othving o in. closing a remittance for arivtiat and rucaicims, vaneri wilt be Kit/eh, or sent to any part of the Lin t. 2 n. life ensure tiitit secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may bc.addcit to the account to inetticioes. iklt! L xnd CO: Suigermi, No. 14, flattnii-gar,ten. . .. . _ ;rte Messrs. CW601111;1 C. 4.0'4 ,Ci...liiii,.!.ltes lio _m the akiv. , rt, ; yettable l'rot;:%ir.of:; of Lumlnii .m.:l Eclinbursh, at . ....la eilliscxec, fitall i ,AI:C: hu:r!..::.:ty, ..it..l v,liik:n titcy per • I wrinoti the dutio;. wime,i,..l`. :11, t. .i.., , -!. 0 . zi.;::tiot: they at i tcnetultit.tit Lectures 3ve; PC,.i.t.,1... (Pglct r > 4 IMPEIIIAL PA P..LIAMEN,T. , lOUSE OF PER.rs. MONDAY, JUNK !.?7. ~ , . • COO :lfel WIII - beard o n the Appeal Came, Lneini . ... ... v. Cranford/ Mr. Serjezln't finepheicl in part-tor 0, ApPellant ; to proceed- again on Wediteday. The ARCIIDISIIOP of CaNTP.RBUR.Y presented a Pei; tition frcirn Certain of the Clergy arid-Landholdor of tile. County- of Suffolk, apitt,t the stipendiaTY Cu' rates: Bill Ordered to lie Cti the table.. " Thei3.stloll of Ex ErEtt presented a Petition to the sante elFeo, from certain Clergy ind . others in his Lortbhip'3 diocesei—Ordered to lie, on the t.r:ible. A Petition wav pres.. , nted . on behalf of hk Grace the Duke of :Northumberland apinst the . Bill for snbdividing the Parish. of Siinonbourn into a num ber of diskitita - parishes.--Ordered to. Viva the table, • • After a short,vdjotirnment.,at pleasure,theEttiitse, heir resumed, -the Private *aling Pill was read a zecond time, and :lonnitted, . ' APPRoPRIATi.ON ACT. On the molion'tor;the second reading, Lori LAUDISIIDALE took occasion here to repro 119w-the manner in whichAf late years, :grants of money- were brow lit before their Lordslitps, and which went to deprive their Lordships of all plover itititilry .-inta - the causes of such grants. Thesp . artists were made part of the .Appropriatio Act; and as their Lordships could indite no alteration in that Amt without .disturOing the arrangement.of t4e .'Snrphes'forthe pubhe , !K , ) , were therefore eb.irred from making any arnendineui at all in the pres'ent .Ad. ' This Ad cuntainA'the grant to the Colle g e of Maynooth; and anot bet' 1,A0,9001. to East Indct Comany, He thought these Awe grants ought to h.ive been made the subject of two distinct .Bills, that they might - be cliscussed on their respective me. rits. Above alf, Wrcre their Lordships prepared to c.,,,neur in the grant of the layer suok i withota t title of information beforeltheWw:e to sheiv the 'fairness and pro .rietrof such 'S grant were, theii Lordsnips' lothis thus to be tied up restiog %tit h iiimorwut ters, they might as Well Close their ttooro, bur sorely that House .would then have neuwne thw ir ee , l , and, as such, must tuteriy sink in o f the Country. Ois Limdship •could not sutler this item to be Alrheeeded in without sonic intormaron, He should theretOre move, that.a Message-be sent to mite Commons, reqnesting the Report ot tike.Com. mitee of their Honk: on thestale of the affair 4 of time Utst India Cty. piny. . Lord H WitESBURV 3aW no ground for the ob.. jeaiout of the Noble Baron. Ever since the, Vition the grant to the Maynooth College formed an item of the Appropriation Act, and-he saw no reason why it should now have been made the 4ubjea of a 'titia Bill. With resped to the grant to the East Ttrditt Cornpany, it was expeded taitt an aMple planation of its affairs would have been laid before Pariiatnent, but ,it. is not yet in perfe& readiness, but will at an early period ofnext Session be submitted to - the cOn;iddratidn of the House.. What was, now granted to tliat interest was a part of the sum or relief .solicjted ; and it was usual to make sued grants, as the pradice of several years back would shew. Lords lioLLAND and Sufvot,K, conciu red in censur. log I he grant, without a Inn em4:mation of the grounds upon' which it was to be attordetl. The company's affairs, gor worse every year, and .there was little raison to hope that -they evet would be able. to re.. imytheadvauces After A nhurt, qxpliwtioQ from Lord LAUD ER. DALE, - tho - question was put upon bi§ Lordship's 'nfolibliTwhicirwas - tejeCied without a divibiou, and the iiiit was' then_reatUa second time. .. . STIPENpIARY CURATES' ail.. Lord flucittNonAmsunte thought it necessary that evqy p6ssible infortnation on this subject should be laid before - the-House, .betbre they' proceeded far ther in the discUssion of this 8a1.., He should therefore thove,lhat . there be laid before the House, an Ac count of thb number of Livings beyond the amount of 4001: per annum, distinguishing those where the Incumbentiresided, and. those where a reljdent Cu tato was employed., . ,Lord 1-I.kano WBY proposed an 'Athendthent, to leave out the Words, " distinguishing" &e. upon Which a "short conversation , ensued between Lord Hawkesbury, the Archbishop of Canterbury, -Lord . gidOtouth„:t.ind Lo' d Holland, after which' the house divided on the 'qUeStion, that these words stand 'wilt of the NIL Centtn'i Nun-Contents Mojorjty —9 The BIBIIOP of LoNnos then roan,. and moved the stcood reaLling o;" the Ball. The Right Rev. Prelate wok a wide sarVey of the nature and tendency' of the Bill,. which, he said, - bad two objets--Atirst, to coterce the residence of the Clergy secondly, to better the condition of.t.hoso who performed all the minuter duties of their Kotession, by a continued and' uninterrupted reSidence, wh'ich' could net be done but by that attentiveand punctual performance of those, duties which .went much larthq., than leading the service, Nrc. of the Sunday-. Lord MOIRA argued against theAlill, on the ground ails being an open violation.ot private. pro;.. perry ; hr, felt it to be equally thediaty ot ; interest to attend to the comforts of the inferior Clergy as of: the higher Dignitarie,; of the Church. Lord HAithowt? followed the Noble Baron, and argUed on a different principle in favour of the Ball.` 1 4)1\ i tilDNlouccit opposed the Bill, as uncalled for either by s or o:rates'i as: interfering . .enrea4 sonalAym.vith the prof :ily of the foimer, without improvinA cAidition of tile I.atter : for tie con tend,,d that it no at ihe 9f the C1.1:..1..0 to gl‘ to a ,!ort and . urte, rinitt pe v ic, any ' t my ley th deli., .11 ~! _tic, :111 itiuk.pro lar beyond v. , 11;t; 1.; I , ,,,.nianently ,he .vos also . ttots:to tiauch golw